Classroom Reveal 2019-2020

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Classroom Tour and Reveal 2019-2020: I am excited to share my latest classroom design with you! I didn’t completely change it from last year, but you’ll notice some things did change! The layout stayed, but the biggest change was removing my horseshoe table. I am going to try my guided reading with a cart and work with students at one of our student tables. Another big change is I moved my loft over, now the stairs are against the wall. It may not seem like a big deal, but it made an enormous difference in the amount of open space.

First and kinder blue skies classroom reveal
The loft was purchased years ago from ChildCraft with a National Board Bonus =)
The rugs in my room are from Target and so are the chairs.
My calendar Area
Classroom Tour

I am loving my class and my new class setup.

If you like the striped bins from my classroom tour, you can find them here:

classroom tour

More Pictures

Train table

I added fake grass to my train table for a sensory experience using letter rocks! Links below! The train table is perfect to store my Word Work materials in the drawers (they are on wheels).

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The yellow desk is from Overstock, I use it for a writing station.

Like the bouncy ball chairs? You can find them on Amazon:

The balance beam is from IKEA, although i painted the red squares black.

bulletin board

Also I painted the square on the wall, and the names are cut using my Cricut. The font is MTF Jumpin’ Jack.

class desk

I added contact paper onto my heating and air unit wall.

My birthday frame is from GoodWill and painted- the cards are in my TpT shop HERE. The calendar set is from Sarah Cooley =)

My bulletin board in the hallway.

Find the letters for the bulletin board HERE. You can find the flowers above here:

Here’s a video Tour!

8 Comments

  1. Is the “you are loved” bulletin board done with vinyl letters or cardstock? Mind sharing the fonts you used for it? Thanks!

  2. You only have 12 kids??? I teach kinder too but I have 26 and fitting in stuff for 26 kids does not add beauty to the room! Your room is great! I can’t imagine what I could do with 12 kids. That is just wonderful!

  3. i took away pretty much exactly what the other poster did…your classroom is about twice the size of mine and I have twice as many kids. I do my best with making it cute, but it’s more like a puzzle with the way I have to fit everything in. And that’s without a desk for myself and flexible seating! I *LOVE* my school and my students, but the size of your room definitely makes me jealous.

  4. I love your classroom and have gotten so many ideas! Did you make the rainbow on your calendar board, or make it your self? I want one in my room!

    1. The puffy one? It’s made from cheap plastic tablecloths from Walmart. I just stapled them to the board 🙂

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